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	TAP: Vol 14, Iss. 4. Bonfire of the Verities. Mark Greif. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		But if Eric is the single artificer of the world, he relies too much on his intimacy with technological extensions of his consciousness.
		And as if sensing that this line of quasi-philosophical explanation is going nowhere, the novel lapses from unexplained events into that oldest of narrative tricks, the theology for which the novel was made -- predestination -- as first we, then Eric, begin to foresee his death.
		In the mouth of Eric's "chief of theory," however, a semi-academic named Vija Kinski, the book repeats watery versions of the stupidest analyses of the present, which are so unmindful of real conditions as to be neither of the left nor the right.
	www.prospect.org /print/V14/4/greif-m.html (1678 words)

	REVIEWS: A long trip to oblivion
		Eric Packer, the hero of DeLillo's mandarin new novel Cosmopolis, represents the nihilistic flip side of such early protagonists.
		It is the height of the recent market bubble and Eric has made a monumental bet on the Japanese yen, a bet that will either prove his grandiose theories of currency trading or turn him into a pauper.
		Eric is so dead to the world he accepts this numbed existence.
	www.sptimes.com /2003/05/04/Books/A_long_trip_to_oblivi.shtml (697 words)

	The Crow Movie Info
		Eric then talks to Darla, and we see the straight razor she was holding fall to the floor.
		Eric is stunned, in shock, showing a lot of pain; Funboy grabs a big bag of coke and just inhales it, just going for it." It seems surprising that Eric's wounds aren't healing - this is because of the Skull Cowboy's warning (see above) - he had been 'working for the living' in helping Darla.
		Eric rolls over on his back, fending off Funboy's attack with his arms, which are getting all cut up.
	inner_mercy.tripod.com /Info1.html (1533 words)

	Amazon.ca: Eric: Books: Terry Pratchett (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Eric is a singularly inept sorcerer who conjures up an even more inept wizard, Rincewind, and a sentient (also treacherous, vindictive, and unruly) footlocker named, of course, the Luggage.
		The trouble with the novel Eric, is that it was originally printed as a graphic novel, with paragraphs accompanied with large illustrations by Josh Kirby, and as such made much more sense (and had a much lighter tone than a normal Discworld book did).
		Eric is a play on the Faust concept; you can tell because the word Faust is crossed out and replaced with Eric right there on the cover of the book.
	www.amazon.ca /Eric-Terry-Pratchett/dp/0575051914 (2096 words)

	The Writings and Ramblings of Eric Tomeo - Lulu.com
		Eric Tomeo has an authentic approach to his book The Year That Pretty Much Sucked: a true post.
		From the onset, this was definately not the adverage romance novel.
		Eric doesn't spend time talking about candlelight dinners and walks on the beach (in fact, he HATES the beach).
	www.lulu.com /erictomeo (376 words)

	Eric Idle // Idleized Heaven // Biography
		When Eric turned three, his mother moved the family from his home in Oldham to a new home in Wallasey (a town near Liverpool). There he attended school at St. George's Wallasey until he was nine years of age.
		With the booming success of "Spamalot", Eric has 'made it big', landing him on Forbes most powerful and influencial celebrities list. However, he is not remaining idle. He has recently announced plans for an oratorio called "Not The Messiah", based off of, of course, Life Of Brian.
		Eric has always led a very prolific life, and continues to do so. Whether it be acting, voice-acting, directing, producing, writing, composing, or singing, Eric's works have been very enjoyable, and will be cherished for years to come by fans of all ages across the globe.
	www.eric-idle.com /ericbio.html (574 words)

	.:\| Eric E. Pete Online \|:. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Eric Pete is one of contemporary fiction's rising stars.
		Eric had considered writing a novel for several years, but it wasn't until recently that he gave in to the stories in his head and decided to share them with the world.
		His second released novel was the Dallas Morning News bestseller Someone's In the Kitchen, which further established Eric in the literary arena.
	www.ericpete.com /author.htm (402 words)

	Eric Walters
		It is set in the school where Eric was teaching, Vista Heights Public School, and some of the features of the community of Streetsville and many of the names of his students were incorporated into the story.
		Eric's novels have won more than 30 awards including seven separate children's choice awards.
		While remaining one of the best selling children's authors in the country, Eric's novels are now available in places as far away as New Zealand and Australia and have been translated into French, Chinese, Dutch and Japanese.
	www.ericwalters.net (290 words)

	Reader's Guide for The Practice of Deceit published by Houghton Mifflin Company (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Eric's narration of The Practice of Deceit is often light and funny, despite the tense circumstances.
		Once the novel was under way and I began talking about it, I became a magnet for horrific divorce stories — one searing tale of injustice and loss after another.
		Eric's sister, Pru, is a pediatric cardiac surgeon, and I read several books by surgeons about their training in order to write her character.
	www.houghtonmifflinbooks.com /readers_guides/benedict_practice.shtml (3246 words)

	Who is Eric Rush? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Eric Eugene Rush is an airline pilot and jack of most trades and a writer just getting started.
		Eric occasionally felt burned out throughout that time and often considered quitting, but people would tell him how much they enjoyed reading his column, even when they disagreed with him.
		Meanwhile, he's having another go at writing a novel and simultaneously writing a non-fiction tragi-comedy about the trials and tribulations he and his wife went through while building their house a few years ago.
	www.ericrush.com /who.html (395 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Eric: A Discworld Novel: Books: Terry Pratchett (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Eric, the protagonist, is a teenaged `demonologist' from Pseuodopolis.
		Eric is first seen trying to summon a demon in order to have the demon grant Eric's wish for power, women, and eternal life.
		Eric and Rincewind travel to the ends of time (actually the beginning of time among other places) and Rincewind faces adversity and the threat of death in his own inimitable fashion (feet don't fail me now).
	www.amazon.co.uk /Eric-Discworld-Novel-Terry-Pratchett/dp/1857989546 (1598 words)

	Reader's Guide for The Zigzag Way published by Houghton Mifflin Company (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The stories of Eric, his grandparents, and Doña Vera intertwine to create scenic and explosive prose that explores the meaning of memory, the power of home, and the bonds between the dead and the living.
		Early in the novel, Eric wonders if "memories and nostalgia had to be abandoned, like excess baggage," if one is to complete the process of emigration and start a new beginning in a new world.
		While in the cathedral, Eric feels guilt and sin gathering for "refuge and to live on." At another point, Andre says it is not enough to forgive yourself for your sins; you must sacrifice and serve to earn it.
	www.houghtonmifflinbooks.com /readers_guides/desai_zigzag.shtml (1008 words)

	All About Jewish Theatre - A Brooklyn boy, once removed
		Eric Weiss is a middle-aged Jewish writer from a blue-collar Brooklyn family whose novel "Brooklyn Boy" just hit the bestseller list.
		Eric's previous novels on esoteric subjects far from Brooklyn and on his own life bombed.
		This time, when, as Bush points out, "he is writing about what he knows," Eric's novel is optioned by Hollywood, and he goes west to meet the blond star who has designs on playing him in the film version.
	www.jewish-theatre.com /visitor/article_display.aspx?articleID=1206 (964 words)

	The New Yorker: PRINTABLES
		Here, Eric (Adam Arkin), a young literary lion—the eponymous Brooklyn boy of his best-seller’s title—detours from his book tour to visit his dying father, Manny (the baleful Allan Miller), in the cancer ward of a Brooklyn hospital.
		In Los Angeles, where Eric is developing the screenplay for his book, he is assailed by Alison (the droll Ari Graynor), a collegiate trophy hunter who wants to bed the great man while despising the source of his power.
		David Rabe’s “Hurlyburly,” written in 1984 and well revived by the New Group’s deft, high-octane cast (at the Acorn, on Theatre Row), is some kind of great play—a wild, daring, mysterious brainstorm that channels the horror and hilarity of the chaotic household of two debauched TV casting directors in the Hollywood Hills.
	www.newyorker.com /printables/critics/050214crth_theatre (1299 words)

	Eric McFadden
		Like protagonists from some epic western novel, the Eric McFadden Trio arrives on the jaded contemporary music scene preceded by anxious rumors and curious anticipation.
		The Eric McFadden Trio saga begins in the mysterious environs of McFadden's native New Mexico, where mother Victoria (an original member of the Fuggs), and stepfather George fueled the guitarist's musical passions.
		Though their budding friendship was cut short after they both moved from the Albuquerque area, the pair reunited in 2001 for some impromptu Seattle, WA and Portland, OR gigs.
	www.ericmcfadden.com /pagesgoth/trio.html (771 words)

	The Crow <Changes/Goofs>
		This gives Eric clues as to what happened to him and Shelley, and also serves as a preview to us of Eric's powers, and what is to come.
		In the scene (as we see it), Eric shoots Funboy in the leg and drags him into the bath, turning on the shower (it surprises me that the shower actually worked, given the general state of the apartment...).
		Sarah says "To hell with you, I thought you cared." Eric appears (along with the sun) and says "Yes, Sarah, I do care." When the camera is on Sarah, we see Eric's shadow on the wall behind her.
	www.thecrow.info /changoof.htm (1847 words)

	Eric Jerome Dickey
		Eric Jerome Dickey, the six-time New York Times bestselling author of Drive Me Crazy, returns with a sizzling new novel of romance and betrayal.
		Eric Jerome Dickey is burning up the charts and poised to become a household name.
		Cheaters, Eric Jerome Dickey's latest exploration of affairs of the heart, begins in familiar territory yet ultimately develops into an unusual, sharp, and nuanced portrait of love lost and found.
	authors.aalbc.com /eric.htm (3173 words)

	Burn - The Novel
		While initially strangers, their lives are pushed together by their decisions--decisions based on desire, insanity, fatalismo, addiction and obsession--until the novel reaches its explosive and purifying conclusion.
		Get on board for a harrowing sleigh ride through hell that starts on the very first page.
		Eric Cuestas-Thompson - Copyright © 2004 - All rights reserved.
	www.burnthenovel.com (126 words)

	Bartholomew Fair / Eric Basso
		Set in London during a killing heat wave, Eric Basso's 1982 novel, Bartholomew Fair, unfolds as a terrible cataclysm is about to devastate the city.
		Rich in texture and atmosphere, this extraordinary novel is also a stylistic tour de force in which the history of Bartholomew Fair, whose long-dead voices come to life in these pages, haunts the clandestine activities of its modern-day performers and their obsessed patrons.
		Eric Basso is a native of Baltimore whose fiction, poetry, drama and essays have appeared in Asylum Annual, Bakunin, Chicago Review, Fiction International, Central Park, Collages & Bricolages, Exquisite Corpse, and elsewhere.
	www.leapingdogpress.com /isbn.php?isbn=1878580248 (350 words)

	Bestselling Author Eric Jerome Dickey
		In his newest novel, Eric Jerome Dickey strides boldly over the minefield that is modern marriage.
		Dickey's eighth blockbuster novel sparkles with humor, honesty, and powerful compassion as a contemporary couple faces the challenges that test their trust, their faith, and their staying power.
		Dickey's novel of African American romance and friendship is engrossing and entertaining; this story is definitely more developed than his two previous novels.
	www.ericjeromedickey.com /books.htm (3019 words)

	IGN: The Halo Ghosts of Onyx Interview
		We speak with Halo author Eric Nylund about Halo 3, the whereabouts of Dr. Halsey and Kelly, forerunners, literature and the future of the SPARTAN program.
		Eric Nylund: Onyx is the planet where the main story occurs.
		Eric Nylund: I'm sure there is. Every human who can carry a weapon has probably been drafted into the UNSC (although this is not the focus of this novel and just my speculation).
	xbox360.ign.com /articles/738/738683p1.html (988 words)

	Amazon.com: Money Wanders: A Novel: Books: Eric Dezenhall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Readers won't believe this is a first novel: sharply drawn characters, delightful dialogue, and a plot that not only delivers the goods but does so with piles of panache.
		A public relations professional decides to write a novel that suggests that the power or PR is so pervasive and important that it can turn the fortunes of a mafia murderer.
		For any novel, this is a fine read, well worth the time investment for you thriller fans out there.
	www.amazon.com /Money-Wanders-Novel-Eric-Dezenhall/dp/0312282753 (2612 words)

	Impressive Writing Debut Released - “Most Fortunate Son” by Eric Luck
		The book cover design has been released by PublishAmerica and may be seen along with book excerpts and pre-publish book reviews on his website at www.ericluck.net.
		Eric is a graduate of Texas Christian University in Ft. Worth, Texas.
		Born in Midland, Texas, Eric Luck spent his youth in Texas, Oklahoma and Colorado.
	www.emediawire.com /releases/2006/2/emw343907.htm (564 words)

	Eponymous: A Novel by J. Eric Smith
		Collie Hay is a washed-up musician who is now a music critic in J. Eric Smith's fast-paced novel, Eponymous.
		Collie, full of self-hate and loathing, is writing a self-hurt book to try and alleviate the guilt that consumes him following a horrible accident involving his on-again, off-again girlfriend, Kris Dennison, a bassoonist and a school teacher.
		Eric Smith's Eponymous paints a darkly humorous, yet reality-rooted, portrait of frustrated musician (but successful music critic) Hutson Colcock "Collie" Hay, III.
	www.jericsmith.com /book.htm (182 words)

	Eric Gansworth - Onondaga author (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Eric Gansworth, an enrolled member of the Onondaga Nation, was born and raised at the Tuscarora Indian Nation in Western New York.
		To contact Eric, use this form to send your inquiry.
		Eric was a visiting writer-in-residence at the Associated Colleges of the Twin Cities in October 2004.
	www.hanksville.org /storytellers/ericg (675 words)

	Novel Summary
		Viewing the Wake is a comic novel in the tradition of Jonathan Franzen, Kurt Vonnegut, Ishmael Reed, and George Saunders.
		Cutting back and forth between flashbacks of a coming-of-age story in Pennsylvania in the 1980s, with a first-person narrative and newspaper stories and TV reports of a future Bill Gates-inspired America, the novel makes a fast-paced, exciting read.
		To name only some of the elements of American culture satirized in this novel: the justice system, animal rights, family dynasties, corporate culture, media monopolies, relations between the sexes, punk music, the death penalty, Christianity, race relations, and modern technology.
	www.ericrileymoore.com /gpage.html (412 words)

	Wirey Spindell - Cast
		Eric Schaeffer still lives in his beloved Upper West Side neighborhood, which was home to his four films.
		The next film project for Eric and Terence was "Fall." The two raised independent financing when Hollywood backed away from the sexy, dramatic comedy.
		Eric and Terence's most recent collaboration, "Wirey Spindell," is a movie adaptation of the unpublished novel Eric wrote ten years ago.
	www.wellspring.com /WireySpindell/bio_eric_cast.html (285 words)

	Motto Magazine - Work Life Balance, Career Success, Leadership, Work Values, Love Your Job, Values, Meaning, Purpose, ...
		As Managing Director for Conferences at Harvard Business School Publishing, Eric McNulty brings executives and management thought leaders together at gatherings around the world and through virtual seminars.
		Eric writes about politics and society on his blog, Independent Rant.
		Eric's career has included several years as an award-winning Creative Director, event producer, and marketing executive.
	www.whatsyourmotto.com /authors/eric_mcnulty (1353 words)

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